NOMAS UTK - National Organization of Minority Architecture Students

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NOMAS UTK is a student chapter of the National Organization of Minority Architecture Students at the

09/30/2026

NOMAS and SHPE will be coming together on October 7th to make (and break) our own piñatas! See you guys there for a fun time as we continue to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month!

09/25/2026

Come get a nice drink while you work on your midterm! We’ll be selling agua frescas and horchata this Wednesday from 11 am - 2 pm on second floor bridge!

09/15/2026

happy hispanic heritage month! just a snapshot of all the contributions from such a rich culture to the world of design!

08/24/2026

Absolutely loved seeing all of you guys at Welcome Back Day! Join us this Wednesday at 5:30 in Room 113 to learn more about how to be a member and what all we have in store for the semester!

04/06/2026

It’s that time of year! 🗳️ Please join us this Wednesday, April 8th in AAB-103A for elections to vote on our new executive board for the 2026-2027 academic year!

If you are interested in running, please fill out the interest form using the QR code or the link in our bio! Please fill out the form by end of day Tuesday, April 7th at the latest!!! Remember, if you are running you must prepare a speech for each position you are running for 🎤

Hope to see everyone there 🙌

04/01/2026

Happy Women’s History Month 2026!

This year, we want to celebrate the contributions of women architects leading the charge in sustainability. Swipe to learn about one of the first female architects who pioneered passive architecture, as well as a few women architects around the world who currently are taking the initiative to create a better future.

As architects, it is our mission to improve the lives of others while preserving and honoring our natural environment. These women are just few of many who are leading the charge towards designing a better future. 🌿☀️

03/28/2026

We want to say thank you to and for kindly welcoming our members into their offices yesterday on our Atlanta Firm Crawl!

We appreciate Perkins & Will for inviting us on a site visit and HKS for hosting a portfolio/project review, as well as office tours and meeting with professionals at both! A special thank you to our alumni who made our visit so special 🧡

Thank you also to our members who showed up, asked questions, and shared their work! As always, we are looking forward to visiting again in the future!

03/11/2026

In recognition of Women’s History Month, please join us on Tuesday, March 17 at 5:30 PM for a presentation by Sophia Walters (UTK ’23) on her past self-directed thesis project, The Erased Women Archive.

Watch the presentation via livestream in A+A Room 109 or join us on Zoom.

Register using the link in my bio to receive the Zoom link.

03/09/2026

TAAST ‘26: Under Construction 🚧

Thank you to everyone who joined us for an incredible TAAST week! We hope you enjoyed the Thai tea + Vietnamese coffee, trivia night, and our Lunar New Year spring roll workshop. It was amazing to see so many people show up and celebrate together!

03/08/2026

We wanted to thank everyone who attended Dillon Dunn’s “Rhetorical Architecture” lecture last month. A huge thank you to Dillon for engaging and inspiring the college and chapter!

It was great to hear about his experiences as a Fulbright Scholar and have an engaging conversation over lunch the next day. Thank you again to Dillon and everyone who supported!

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